Sentence examples similar to contemplates changes from inspiring English sources

Next, one contemplates change, albeit ambivalently, weighing gains against losses (contemplation).

How the humanitarian innovation discourse contemplates change says much about power, resource distribution, and humanitarian governance.

Nor are sponsors known to be contemplating changes in fund names.

Still, Greek officials are contemplating changes in their spending targets to reflect the lower revenue.

CBS said Monday that it was contemplating changes to its coverage plans as well.

Sawers and Lobban appeared more prepared to contemplate changes in the legal framework.

Both coaches, McNamara and Australia's Tim Sheens, are contemplating changes for the game at the new AAMI Park.

Her pension is provided by the state, which is also contemplating changes to get its costs under control.

The town is now contemplating changes to the law to extend controls, said Anthony Gee, Southampton's Housing Supervisor.

The government is contemplating changes in the retransmission negotiation process, since some cable companies say it currently favors the stations and causes occasional blackouts for customers.

With its founder and namesake a convicted felon, Martha Stewart Living magazine is contemplating changes, and it wants to know what readers think.